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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03
Wells LINE san VESSELS
San Franchise 20 seaftie
STEAMER HELEN.
FOR COLBY, PORTS ORCHARD Asa
wlSHIAGToA,

"a STEAMER HKLEN. " y
sss1E- Ellis. Mastsr. leavss hafrtng
ton & Smiths wharf. seattle, every bionoAy
"Wednesday and friday, at 90 3 a.. ~
Colby. Mltchell's Point head Of Pcrt VI
ehsrd also. 70 head Of PORT " nshinet oa.
Returning leave head Of Port Washinesoa
a. 50 a. m, head Of Port Orchard q ig =
m. arriving ~ seattle about 10 2 ~.
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION c
Carrying the U. 9. Nell.
Taeoma, Ssalils & Pert townsend Best

ONE OF THE W. ga 80
& r. Cos steamers -
tAndersOR or Edith = 49,
will run daily between Tacoma and Part
Towns nd leaving Tacoma upon arTtyalof
train Seattle at 10 p. m. and touching 81
Port Madison. Port Gamble Port Ludl0w
and Port T1wnsend. Returning leave
Port Townsend every day Except sunday
OF o'clock p. m, and Seattle at 10 .. N
SEATTLE-KAATC0M ROUTE
The steamer W X MERWIN vii
leave Seattle every sunday, Tuesday IN
THURSDAY evenings O'Clock. for Whafcom
calling ~ Mukilteo. Tulalip. CoupeTtile
Oak Harbor. Utsalady. Lsconner, Fidalgo
Anacortea. Guemes- Samiah. BatrhaYea
Bailinghan and Sehome.
Returning viii leave Whateom ever
Monday. "Wednesday and Friday even
inCa at 6 O'Clock. for Seattle. calling
fnteruedists nointp On the way.
SEETTIE-SkAEIT RIVER ROUTE
The steamer QIINCH VIII leave Seattle
for SkAgit river and way ports every
Monday and Thursday, returning Tues
aavp and Fridays.
For freight and passage apply o. Gem
pany's office. on Yealer'a wharf. orCn boafc
the haata st the same wharf.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03
EDWARD B. DOWNING l. CO.,
BANKER
SEATTLE - WASHINGTON TERRITORY
DEALERS
INVESTMENT SECURITIES

County, City sonds paying from per
annum.
We negotiate productive farms
three
interest gaaraateod
in New BOstan Phladelpha
responsibility SAFE LOANS IT.
commences receipt Of funds
Residence
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03
uL ~ 81 lENNsIlHANIA.

"A Government official. a R-pabi-
can, who Is soou 10 retire fror1 one Of
the pro uiueui Government Offices. and
sho has for many years PLAYED a strous
Cameron hand 10 Psnnsylvauia, sad
the other dsv.
9" / see Food deal 10 the nevspapers
~ ths nBAnimity with which Pennsyl-
yAnia Wtll cons tu blADe's support 10
the national cogveBtiuu should be De a
candidate. Take 81 OF that With q
grain q salt, Senator CAueror has
Viedssd himself o. plbody. bat ven
tars 20 say that a. betS en- Bisine 81
sherman. ! cnulS easily tsH vru where
be would stand. Has u ever occurr- Z
g. ypa ttat tie old StslWart element
bad : stronger hatred q B,atne thxn 81
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

THE public schools and the cotton
patches have denuded the kitchen and
pluched the blooming beauties from
the nurseries and waohtubs. TIE good
wife who is at oil opposed to house
work is having sorry time ofit iustnow.
Once a year this trouble occurs. Once s
yesr the servants reveI in freedom
and independence quite eZhiIsrating.
Once 3 year pater families asserts that he
does not care If aII the servants go and
never come back, that he can do i. him
self, and he does-by proxy-h.s wife
acting IN that capacity. This question OF
servants IS 3 serious one to many. 1t
cannot be solved until the country be-
comes more densely settled when places
viii be more difficult to ind.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

institution should be hushed. The
committee appointed by the last Legis-
lature to investigate the affairs of the In
sane Asylum did not satisfy the people OF
Texas. The fact that gross Irregularities
sud criminal conduct were common YVES
established, but the fault wss generously
placed upon some "other feliow' who
WAS nc longer connected Win the asylum.
The state owes it to her good name to
clear herself of these charges and certain
" Il is due the Superintendent. that ne De
given an opportunity to defend himse II
The case has en ugly appesrsnce at pres.
ent, but perhaps the'Superintendent car
succeed IN securing testimony to explain
if not excuse, his conduct.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

WILL you walk into my parlor said the
Dallas spider to the EAST Dallas fly. The
young city CINE 10 the door, looked in
but concluded that she had better keep
on building and il short time she vii.
own the "parloZ'' Dallas is in the
throes Q! herce struggle with Je.e-
phone manager who has the city down
and gouging il. TIE cry to East Dallas
TO come and help viii not be responded
to. The old town has many things which
she is anxious to share win her young
rival, but as they ere principally debts
and drawbacks the young city IS not
anxious 20 enjoy the profered gif s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

THE historic B. and o. deal is once
more on the public stage. This time it
would appear that 1t had been consumma
tad. For and in consideration CT so many
millions, Garrett has surrendered control
of his road, express, telegraph and all to
syndicate.ofEnglish and American hank-
ers. This will throw the telegraph
lines into the control of the Western
Union and 81 end to opposition tele-
graphs il this country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

Rsgiittaaces by GYCtt, postoJ.cs n'oac2 ofeeT o.
registered letter, at risk o. 0ftoer -,
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EectS. 1900.
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E7s.sS be accom- r-!ied bg tie 1sTtf5 'cTf2 a- aC
Yess-4lot oT DtsbIiCat5o7-tt.t as di' eVtaef'ce q
Pc;fies ,s4-s,:mq TO T.zE GAZETTE o'l business
personal 10 themselves mi! please 's'ctoge stamp Jo
Eepir. r--r, r, -r,--,-,
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addressed to THE GAZETTE, Or bEsGCliAE I UE-
LIsHING Co., Fort h'oT'hr ZsTr ARD NOT 20
INDIVIDUALS, -.
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should Je slGdd pG.G5is 10 Lie DEAoGEA- = oB-
rIsKIEG co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

To the Editor OF the Gazette:
Referring to your issue OF this date, re-
garding the Dorset Investigation st Aus
tin, my nsme appears SIS one of the par
ties drawing 8 salary to which I was not
entitled. In Justice to myself please
be kind enough to state IN your next is
sue that the salarY drawn by myself was
ordered psid me by the board of manag-
ers OF the asylum, and said order is on
the records Of that institution.
L. +. WILsON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

No display ads. of less than three lines taken
FOR either edition.
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Sats rate of al inch.
Single lines of reading matter count IS two;
6ro lines SIS three.
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double price on the eighth page, 80 per cent
additional; on any other specified page 20 per
3sn!. additional.
Reading Matter ordered in shy special posi-
lion OF on aSy specified page, 25 per cent, add
Non2l.
Cuts must be mounted on r7etoL base.
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wise contracted for, and in advance when par-
ties financial standing is not known to US.
Transient advertising payable in advance.
specimen copies sent on application. Address
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Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

THE FORUM-Ey Lorettus 5 Metca,f New
York. September, 1851.
Not because it is the ablest, but be-
cause it touches more raw places with
the caustic of his rhetoric, will the ar
ticle by Senator Ingalls,, ons"The Six
teenth Amendment" be more widely
read, discussed and assailed than any
thing else in the September Forum. TIE
sixteenth amendment is not, however, q
very specific term. The Prohibitionists
want 8 sixteenth amendment that shall
annihilate the saloon; the woman
suffraeists want sixteenth amendment
that shall confer uDon their sex the right
to vote. Ingalls, speaks OF the sixteenth
amendment as that which shall enfran-
skill OF Q practical deDater. He denies
that suffrage is a universal right, assails
the Democratic theory th2t governments
the consent OF the governed, snd
introduces in place Of that EXON
TIE proposition thst "suffr2ge IS .
privilege conferred IRON principles Of
eXpadielcy," which, il admitted, allows
snY person 70 uphold OF deny the princi-
pie CT woman suffrage IS matter Ct ex-
pthtNLI u1L IL s5at.Sg III l4o itll OC-
MES nat i is ex2edient, because, as we
gsther from his argument, the expert
ment Of enfranchising the negroes hiss
not promoted The affairs Of the R9puolI-
can party. II Mr.. Ingalls, cannot over
throw the female sufftagists except By
trampipg under foot the Declaration of
Independence sud the proposition that
sufftege is natursl right, and the gov
eminent rests upon the consent of the
governed, he viii soon find himself il s
minority tbs. is not only small, but not
very respectable.
Prof. c. a. Yourg writes on "Great
| Telescopes" and P esident J ohm Base n
contributes 8 timely article Oh "The Gist
of the Labor Question:" that clears up
the mists that have b 10 ged the min IS
| of superficial thinkers. The other ar
ticles ere Profit Sharing" by Nicholas
P. Gilman; "Igra.ius Donnelley's
Comet" by Prof. Alexander Winchell
sis Canada Misgoverned?" by the Min
lister of the Interior of that dependency
"Books that Have Helped Me-" by Rev.
A. Jessop; "American Geographical
Names" by Bishop A. c. Cox, etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

THE incorrigible Timothy Healey, NJ.
P, has again been in fighting humor,
I'd the wsy ne did rake Colonel King
Harmon swoke the echoes. He called
the honorable gentleman a Fenian, q
turncoat, an ex-convict and, what was
worse, proved it on him. Timothy is
ready for rockus:aryEtime, and he gen
orally means what he says
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

IL EDITOR HARRIS is feeling well and
in en- exploring humor, snd if ne will,
with his usual energy, get the "meat"
out OF that lunetic asylum scandal, cop
:es OF the Dispatch will be worth dol
lar in gold Of any man's money.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

THE Democrats Of Illinois are in peck
of trouble, and liable to split up. The
bone of contention is the state print
Ing contract, which was secured by the
liberal use OF Doodle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

The Farmers Alliance of the state of
Texas has selected Dallas as It's head
quarters. THE GAZETTE congrstulates
Dallas and regrets that it cannot con-
graduate the Alliance also.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

THE Paris Figaro Is to De prosecuted
by tie government for publishing the
mobilization scheme.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

is q wise decision. When man acts as
did Judge Z1bla it is better to treat him
with contempt, especially when ne is so
much the biggest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

They ere having merry to do over IN
Mexico about Maximilisn. He should
have initiated our distinguished fellow
citizen, Mr.. James 6. Blaine. and re-
quested Lopez to s'burn this letter."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

THE honest opinion Of the anti-Coke
men is this: "Coke is good msn and
an s2le man, but want his place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

IsIT no! "un-American" to have the
railroads of America controlled by Tor
eign bondholders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

LIT rs hear from that official count as
soon as possible, or we will have to
change our bets to overcoats.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04
TIE CENTURN-By the Century Magazine
Co. EeM York. SeMiamMor. 81

TIE CENTURl-By the Century Magazine
Co; New York. September, 1881,
The frontispicce in the September Cen
tury is portrait Of Thomas Jefferson,
after the pointing by Gilbert Stuart,
which introduces John G. Nicolay's arti-
Gle On "Thoms5 Jtfferson's Home" Ia
this paper we are made familiar with the
delightful home life Of Americas greatest
statesman. His residence and estate at
Monticello, have never ceased 10 have en-
interest for American readers, and this
article takes Us inside his house, showing
by superb Illustrations its artistic teste OF
its desIgner-tor Jefferson himself
planned it's every detail-snd his passion
for the beautiful allowed itself full sw.y
in the decoration and furnishing of his
residence. Americans, who have known
him only as the profound thinker and sa-
gaci0us statesman, viii read with delight
of his private life and its devotion TO art.
Frank Il. Stockton also writes OF "The
Later Yeers of MontiCelIo," ard makes
al interesting paper which, if merit
were considered, would have taken pre-
cedenCe Of NicOl&y'S. The continued ar
ticles in the Century are well sustained,
and though the tiresone universal BIZ
ogrspby entitled "Abraham Lincoln" is
given thirty pages, one can lind much TO
read that COmpersstes for the waste of
space devoted to it. Joel Chandler Har-
ris has the first part of o new story that
promises well.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

SENATOR COKE has some enemies. SO
has every man, but the old gentleman
does not lose any sleep worrying over it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04
You Wont NTisq IL,

The dollar necessary to pay for years
subscription to the Weekly Geco;TTE. If
you take the Daily, send eekIy 10
your friends in the Sea ,,-
advertise Texas -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04
BOOK REVIEW.

THE North AMERICAS REV IEW-New
York, September, Iss'
The September North American Review
is rich in treasures Of the mind. The
leading article is or "Possible Presi-
dents" and is the beginning CT e series
CT papers il which the standing, TIE
character and the services of the most
conspicuous of our possible Presidents
Will be treated by competent writer's, and
esch OF these articles 1t IS promised, will
be written by 3 friendly hand. Th&t this
promise wiz be well Kept we can have no
doubt, # the hands Gle IS friendly as the
one which pens the article on James G.
Blaine. That gentleman, we are assured,
us 8 politician in the true and noble
Eense Of the word, but he does not know
how to play the demagogGe. II
it had been possible for him to pose
little CT civil service reform,
he would have had all the Mug
wumps ST his feet. MIR. Blaine
through his whole public life has been q
consistent and unyalying civil service
reformer. His reform has always been
by the way, never by buncombe" The
writer of this remarkable panegyriC is
unknown. His name IS concealed, pos
SHY Lu4GNIS,u ICdA tIlC-L liz may GClO Y
the undesirable reputation Of { protes-
sionaI hUmorist.
Henry Watterson contributes 81 arti-
Gle on "The Democratic Party OUTLOOK, +"
which throughout is characteristic Of that
keen, reckless, folly bestridden writer.
His conclusion is, that the Democrats
will elect tleir next President Cleveland
Of course through sheer luck. While
this conclusion agrees with the general
feeling among Democrats, they viii not
be much fortified in their confidence On
account OF Wstterson'3 assurance.
Other interesting and instructive arti-
cles are: "The Future American, "
By William Hosea Ballcn; High License
no Remedy" by David X. Locke; "Why
l Am Not Heathen," by Yan PhoU
Lee; "B,uLde.iug Americal:Diplomacy
by william L. Scruggs; Irish Aid in the
american Revolution" by Thomas I
MeebGu; "a Plea jCr the Pagan Hindoo, .
by Scrimsn Mahdjys C1aryar; sad other
minor articles that make the compleme nj
OF the thoroughly equipped Review.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

"Ev1CTIoNs are the only crimes perpe-
trated in Ireland at present" ssys Mi
chael Davitt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

THE Utes want their cattle, and they
should have them or be paid for them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

THE "B. and o. deap' pickup can be
distributed now.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

ee-subgcr,bers wishing .he!r address
clEnsed from enc postofice to another must
give The old address 81 well aS the new, OF tne
casnSa cannot cc made
All Postmasters IN the state ere sIIAcG'-eU
to take subscriptions TO THE GAZETTE.
liberal COMMISSIONS ALLOWED.
Sample copies sent on application.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

CONSUL BRIGHAM has concluded that
Judge Zubia is beneath his notice. This
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04
WEFKLT EDITION.

Per -Displcy-Conseeairc assertions.
! Tine s. 4CI Times 81 80 70 Times 81 20
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04

herein before stated, the |
amendment has beer largely defeated wei
believe that the people are not committed |
by such vote 10 the enforcement and /
perpatuity OF the saloons.
While it is in fact victory for the /
liquor traffic and the politician, we do not /
9elleve that the people so meant i.
pom the advisa9il.ty snd praCtiCabi!ity /
OF the amendment II lis present form /.
they have decided adversely. But they /
have also av0wed thst they sre opposed .
TO the saloons. Here, then, IS some
thing worth working for. To this work
we invite 81! VINO favored thc amendment
and al who, though opposing the amend
ment, pledged themselves aus fsr To
accomplish this Will be vast stride
toward The redemption, regeneration sni
disc1thrallmelt OF Texas. Though Il hasS
been battle Of Csnr lei Nc mau DC
SPAR of the republic.
She IS nOt Cesi. Z 1r deaf, nor dunno.
HulLa She yet WI. strize Tor home.
~he breathes, she burns. she'll come. sill ell
come,
Texas, U-r TEXAS.
There is smother factor IL popular
elections, whose power, even when le-
Ultimately employed, has never been ap-
prc1,mately realized by the average Pro
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THE GAZETTE has ths largest
hons-fde Circulation Of sHY Daily
Newspaper published in Texas.
AnvErfrFa1NG nArEa.
Per inch, displcp, coiassc"npc insertions:

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obitusrEea, Resolutions eie.,
VIII be charged FOR At regular rates,
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classified AGUertisiuQ-W be inserted s. pro
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Three Ttl9eS a Eeek-One half thC above rates.
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One month or over. Consecutive lI-7t4 IIVl4FI
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ia as local or reading matter, soc per line viii
be charged.
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